The two Communist Parties in India i.e. the CPI (Marxist)-popular as CPM and the CPI have very few seats in Indian Parliament.
The left front lost its strength in the West Bengal Assembly.
Consequently, both the parties cannot play any decisive role in the election of the President of India 2012.
Yet, Mr. Prakash Karat, the General Secretary of CPM, Mr. Sitaram Yechuri, Mr. A.B. Bardhan, the former General Secretary of CPI, are hanging around Mr. Mulayam Singh Yadav, the recent conquerer of Uttar Pradesh.
A party which has lost its strength in people, should do what? Go to the people and find out from them why they are considering the left parties as NOT VOTE-WORTHY.
As long as the left-leaders find Delhi a comfortable place to live in at the cost of grass-root workers in States, the future for left-movement in India will be dark.
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